St. Thomas More was just too big for the Destrehan Wildcats.
The Cougars outrebounded the Wildcats 41-16 and held Destrehan's top two scorers in check in a 61-49 bi-district playoff victory.Read More...

After dominating second halves for most of the season, the Hahnville Tigers found themselves up 27-15 on Catholic after the first half of their bi-district playoff game. But this time, the Tigers went cold in the later stages of the contest, allowing the Bears to claw their way to a 55-50 victory.Read More...

Abbey Simoneaux, granddaughter of Philip and Goldie Cheramie of Norco and Clarence and Verna Simoneaux of Destrehan, was among debutantes presented in the 2010 Karnival Krewe de Louisiane Ball. Read More...

Desiree Amadeo , a homeschool student from Luling will be honored by the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts for her example of achievement, exceptional artistic growth, perseverance and accomplishment at dance.Read More...

As part of the National Youth Leadership Council's Generator Go Green Initiative Grant, 34 Hurst Middle 8th grade students participated in a Student Energy Auditor Training workshop presented by the Alliance to Save Energy from Washington DC.

BOUTTE - The Alpha Daughters of Zion is hosting a banquet on Saturday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. in the Mt. Airy Multi-Purpose Building, 13635 Old Spanish Trail, Boutte.

Ticket cost is $25.

The theme for the event is “Embracing Sisterhood.”
Rev. Rodney Johnson Sr., pastor of Historic Bethlehem and Bell Baptist churches and spiritual advisor for Alpha Daughters, will speak. Feel free to contact Ivy Williams for more information on this event at (985) 758-1606. The Alpha Daughters can be reached 24 hours at (985) 287-2268 for emergencies.Read More...